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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 16/08/2025
10 KINDS OF IMMORTALITY | "It’s closing in on two years since my father died from his addiction, and I’m beginning to wonder what the point of grief is beyond its evolutionary function of mourning the permanent loss of connection"
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Grief-power and the afterlife of death
And yet, I’m still here — inhabiting a new vibrant, insisting version of grief that won’t let me leave.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 16/08/2025
CALIFORNICATION | "I’ve always felt that music is viscerally private. To some, there’s an inherent undercurrent of hierarchy, or more so, a categorization of identity based on the choice of music that you play for a road trip"
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Just throw yourself into the river
After all, it’s about the way we dissolve to feel less alone.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 16/08/2025
UC Berkeley is partnering with local brewery Bear Republic Brewing Company this fall to create a Berkeley-themed craft beer. Called Oski’s California Gold, the new craft beer will be sold at California Memorial Stadium during sporting events as well as at select Bay Area stores and event venues
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UC Berkeley and local brewery craft Oski-bear beer
UC Berkeley is partnering with local brewery Bear Republic Brewing Company this fall to create a Berkeley-themed craft beer.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 16/08/2025
AC Transit’s Realign plan went into effect Aug. 10. The program includes a comprehensive list of changes which add, alter or remove bus routes from all across the East Bay
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‘Bang for the Buck’: AC Transit’s Realign plan goes live
AC Transit’s Realign plan went into effect Aug. 10. The program includes a comprehensive list of changes which add, alter or remove bus routes from all across the East Bay.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 16/08/2025
BayPass will let students travel with 24 different Bay Area public transportation agencies in nine counties, accessed automatically through student Clipper cards for new and continuing students
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BayPass can take students to 9 counties starting Aug. 20
UC Berkeley students will have unlimited access to BART, Caltrain, Muni and other transit services through the BayPass program, which will go live by Aug. 20.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
DAILY CLOG | "Am I really learning at school, or just doing things that mark boxes off a checklist? Oftentimes in college, we’re overly focused on performing and trying to do well academically"
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Growing in the gaps between classes
Am I really learning at school, or just doing things that mark boxes off a checklist? Oftentimes in college, we’re overly focused on performing and trying to do well academically.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
THE SOAPBOX | "Somewhere nestled in the crossroads between performance theater and a factory assembly line is our very own campus, where students invariably toe the boundaries of presentation –– and authenticity"
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Choose to live, not perform
We should ignore the urge to hide parts of ourselves, our nerdy interests and quirky passions, because it doesn’t match our concept. After all, we bring complexity, honesty and humanity
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
There’s no sugarcoating it: Cal’s offensive line was in shambles last season. Opposing fronts bullied the Bears’ blockers. The blue and gold were woeful in pass protection, giving up 3.85 sacks per game — the third-worst mark in the country
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Cal overhauls offensive line after disastrous 2024 campaign
Football teams live and die by their offensive lines, and Cal spent last season in the morgue. For the Bears to have a chance at success next year, the staff
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
President Donald Trump’s administration is seeking a $1 billion settlement from the university to restore frozen research grant funding — the most the administration has publicly sought from a university in a recent series of settlements
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UC, state respond to $1 billion settlement demand from federal government
The UC system may face a lawsuit by Sept. 2 if an agreement is not reached, according to a July 29 Department of Justice letter to then-UC President Michael Drake.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
UC Berkeley researchers found that oxytocin — commonly considered the “love hormone” — also plays a significant role in the formation and maintenance of friendships in an Aug. 8 study on prairie voles
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‘Love hormone’ oxytocin could apply to friendship, study finds
UC Berkeley researchers found that oxytocin — commonly considered the “love hormone” — also plays a significant role in the formation and maintenance of friendships in an Aug. 8 study
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
SEX ON TUESDAY | “I used to wear my virginity as a scarlet letter on my chest, ashamed of its foreseeable visibility. At 17, my best friends lost their virginities with such ease: empty parking lots, beachside hookups and even prom afterparty cliches”
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Burning my scarlet letter
It was almost as though no crazy hookup story or notch on my lipstick case would feel satisfying — as though I could ever be severed from the ties of
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
CULTURE SHOT | “The weird meta panopticon of the “Love Island” format and the recent rise of conservatism where people have begun to lose touch with the hallmarks of reality television in favor of moral posturing paired with egregious hate"
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Likeability politics through the ‘Love Island’ looking glass
If we peer through the “Love Island” looking glass, it seems like there are a lot of tough questions that need answers, or else season eight is going to be
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
Brent “Paco” Austin is chasing the legacies of Cal alumni in NFL secondaries. The 5’11” senior cornerback is primed to be the Bears’ top defender on the outside during the 2025 season after transferring from South Florida
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Paco Austin aims to follow footsteps of Cal football alumni in NFL
Cal has a rich history of defensive backs in the NFL, from Nnamdi Asomugha to Camryn Bynum. Brent “Paco” Austin was further enticed by the Bears who blazed the trail
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
President Donald Trump’s administration is seeking a $1 billion settlement from the university to restore frozen research grant funding — the most the administration has publicly sought from a university in a recent series of settlements
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Federal government seeks $1 billion settlement from UC following UCLA funding freeze
The UC system may face a lawsuit by Sept. 2 if an agreement is not reached, according to a July 29 Department of Justice letter to then-UC President Michael Drake.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
Cal volleyball bumped things into high gear Sunday, Aug. 3, beginning its official preseason training. With six freshmen and two transfers, the team will be welcoming several new players this season. Natalie Lau, the team’s setter, gave insight on how the Bears prepared for the upcoming campaign
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Natalie Lau sets tone for preseason, looks forward to final year at Cal
With six freshmen and two transfers, Cal’s volleyball team will be welcoming several new players this season. Natalie Lau, an incoming senior and the team’s setter, gave insight on how
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
After six years of closure, Berkeley Unified School District listed the former site of Oxford Elementary School at a starting price of $3 million through public bid
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Oxford Elementary listed for sale at $3M despite safety risks
After six years of closure, Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, listed the former site of Oxford Elementary School at a starting price of $3 million through public bid.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
Blue Bottle Coffee employees in the East Bay, including at the W.C. Morse Building, Old Oakland, Piedmont and Downtown Berkeley locations, unionized under Blue Bottle Independent Union on July 31 through an election with the National Labor Relations Board
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East Bay Blue Bottle Coffee employees independently unionize
Blue Bottle employees said they were inspired to unionize after experiencing alleged poor working conditions throughout the pandemic and seeing Starbucks employees have the opportunity to unionize.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
Duffl, a delivery service for food and other essentials on several college campuses, will return to Berkeley by Aug. 28 with a storefront near War Horse Tattoo, which is located at the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Parker Street
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Duffl reopens in Berkeley, provides food delivery services for students
Duffl, a delivery service for food and other essentials on several college campuses, will return to Berkeley by Aug. 28 with a storefront near War Horse Tattoo, which is located
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 12/08/2025
The UC system has been directed to reconsider its ban on employing undocumented students, per a California Court of Appeals ruling Aug. 5
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UC to reconsider ban on undocumented student employment
The UC system must reconsider its ban on employing undocumented students following a California Court of Appeals ruling Aug. 5.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 12/08/2025
THE SOAPBOX | In the marshmallow test, preschoolers were studied for their ability to delay gratification. They could either eat the treat immediately when placed in front of them, or wait for 15 minutes to receive another
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More power to delayed gratification
Though striving for success with an unquenched thirst for never-ending achievement is a shared trait that identifies UC Berkeley students, it can just as quickly transform into a character flaw.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 09/08/2025
UC Berkeley alumna and Taylor Swift DeCal founder Crystal Haryanto published her first book, “The Glory of Giving Everything: The Taylor Swift Business Model,” last month. The book connects lessons from singer-songwriter Taylor Swift’s career with professional and personal life advice
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Taylor Swift DeCal founder publishes first book
UC Berkeley alumna and Taylor Swift DeCal founder Crystal Haryanto published her first book, “The Glory of Giving Everything: The Taylor Swift Business Model,” last month.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 09/08/2025
It’s been a long, long time since we’ve seen Donkey Kong on his own. 11 years have passed since “Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze,” and now that DK has returned to the limelight, it’s obvious that, despite his hiatus, he’s still got it Grade: 5.0/5.0
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‘Donkey Kong Bananza’ breaks new ground for Nintendo’s original icon
“Donkey Kong Bananza” marks the first Donkey Kong game Nintendo has developed since the 2004 “Donkey Kong Jungle Beat,” and both were created by the same Nintendo team.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 09/08/2025
Forest Tea Bar, a cafe specializing in matcha, hosted a soft opening July 11 and is currently operating with limited hours in its new permanent location on 2628 Shattuck Ave. The cafe is open Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., serving a simplified menu during its soft opening
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Forest Tea Bar brings long lines to flavors steeped in craftsmanship
Forest Tea Bar, a cafe specializing in matcha, hosted a soft opening July 11 and is currently operating with limited hours in its new permanent location on 2628 Shattuck Ave.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 09/08/2025
In a win for labor, Recreational Equipment Inc. and the worker organizations representing the company’s unionized stores reached an agreement last week after a complaint was filed against the corporation in 2024
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Unionized REI stores win wage increase after filing labor law
Recreational Equipment Inc. has agreed to grant pay raises and establish a bargaining structure with 11 of its unionized stores.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
THE SOAPBOX | "What happens when every institutionalized schedule, including the 9-5 workday, school hours or healthcare appointment systems are built for a lifestyle and physiology that is contradictory to yours"
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How modern schedules work against women
While UC Berkeley has made significant strides in the name of feminism, there is still a need for radical reform.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
Welcome to UC Berkeley — and to one of the most fiercely loyal and delightfully chaotic sports regions in the country. Falling in love with Bay Area sports is practically a rite of passage. Don’t worry — we’ve got the cheat sheet right here
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Your crash course in Bay Area sports fandom
Congrats! You’re now living in one of the most fiercely loyal and delightfully chaotic sports regions in the country. Whether you’re from the East Coast, SoCal or somewhere in between,
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
Berkeley is one of 18 on a federal list of sanctuary cities targeted by President Donald Trump’s administration
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Berkeley one of 18 sanctuary cities targeted by federal government
Berkeley remains on a federal list of 18 sanctuary cities targeted by President Donald Trump’s administration.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
On July 29, the Berkeley City Council approved the formation of the Nightlife Subcommittee, intended to develop the framework of a future nightlife council that will work on the vitalization of the city of Berkeley’s commercial districts
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City forms ‘Night Council’ committee to revive Berkeley nightlife
At its regular meeting July 29, the Berkeley City Council approved the formation of the Nightlife Subcommittee, intended to develop the framework of a future nightlife council that will work
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
James B. “JB” Milliken began his tenure as the 22nd president of the UC system Aug. 1. Selected by the UC Board of Regents on May 2, he will lead the university’s 10 campuses and its nearly 300,000 students, over 25,000 faculty and over 173,000 staff
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JB Milliken starts tenure as UC president, faces challenges in higher education
James B. “JB” Milliken began his tenure as the 22nd president of the UC system Aug. 1.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
TIME AND PLACE | "The myth of sunny California dissipated as the waves fizzled into the hazy overcast enveloping Del Mar Beach"
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Confidence in the negatives
Perhaps it is the thing that we hate the most that provides us with the most comfort — a wishful hope that the familiarity of hate will guide us to
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
DAILY CLOG | "Summer vacation is the perfect opportunity to finally start reading the books that have been collecting dust on your shelves for months"
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Books that should be on your summer reading list
Summer vacation is the perfect opportunity to finally start reading the books that have been collecting dust on your shelves for months. Reading outside of an academic setting can be
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 06/08/2025
SEX ON TUESDAY | "For the sake of all of our curiosities, I can’t help but wonder … What are another 5 sex positions that are worth bending over for?"
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5 sex positions also worth bending over for: Have you ever tried this one?
It’s never about how many positions we’ve tried but about discovering which one we feel comfortable enough to pitch to our partners on the fly. But for those of you
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Cal held its first day of fall camp Wednesday, and all was sound until head coach Justin Wilcox revealed that defensive lineman Nate Burrell will miss the 2025 season after suffering an injury in the spring
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Nate Burrell to miss Cal’s 2025 season as fall camp underway
The 6’2” senior was expected to have a big year alongside redshirt senior Aidan Keanaaina.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
The San Francisco Giants have officially raised the white flag for the 2025 season — or at least it feels that way, judging by their recent trade deadline moves
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Giants wave white flag for 2025 season
Once again, the San Francisco Giants find themselves unraveling after the All-Star break. With inconsistent starting pitching and a lineup that repeatedly falls short in clutch moments, their…
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
CAL IN COLOR | "When we recreate the recipes of our ancestors, we’re not only honoring old tradition but we are creating something new, something that is our own"
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Curiosity breeds cross-cultural connection
Being introduced to so many foods bred my curiosity. It made me wonder about the importance of different spices, where those spices came from and how a recipe came to
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Written by Tate Brombal and with art by Jacob Phillips, “Everything Dead & Dying” is a five-part Western horror miniseries from Image Comics. The graphic novel follows Jack Chandler, a farmer single-handedly sustaining his zombie-fied town of Caverton
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‘Everything Dead & Dying #1’ is tantalizing, fresh take on zombie apocalypse
The zombie apocalypse is a genre that often feels like beating an (un)dead horse, but “Everything Dead & Dying” provides a world full of fresh meat for readers to chew
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Thousands of UC Berkeley students vote to elect their ASUC student body and vote on student fee referendums. The Daily Californian analyzed eight years of voting data and 12 years of referendum bills to see what drives students to the ballot
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Data analysis: Fee referendums drive ASUC voter turnout
We analyzed nearly a decade of voting data to see what brings students to the ballot.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 05/08/2025
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory announced upcoming layoffs to lab employees in early July as a result of federal funding cuts
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Berkeley Lab to begin layoffs due to federal funding cuts
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory announced upcoming layoffs to lab employees in early July as a result of federal funding cuts.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
CULTURE SHOT | "Welcome to College 101, 'A Film Education.' This course explores a carefully curated syllabus of cinematic greats that delve into the growing pains, transitions and emotional terrain that come with three major life events..."
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College 101, ‘A Film Education’
These four films reflect the true spirit of university life: figuring out who you are and how you want to move through the world.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
At UC Berkeley, student-athletes do more than just compete at the Division I level — they juggle the relentless pace of athletics with the academics of the nation’s top public university. That balancing act doesn’t come easy
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Athletic Study Center provides community, support at UC Berkeley
At UC Berkeley, the Athletic Study Center offers more than just academic support. It is a space where student-athletes find community, guidance and support.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
The most popular dish in this rural town is beef tartare, served fresh with a gristle garnish. For all but one resident in Caverton, raw flesh and bone might as well be a five star meal
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‘Everything Dead & Dying #1’ is tantalizing, fresh take on zombie apocalypse
The zombie apocalypse is a genre that often feels like beating an (un)dead horse, but “Everything Dead & Dying” provides a world full of fresh meat for readers to chew
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
10 KINDS OF IMMORTALITY | "I always believed there was nothing in the world my father loved more than alcohol. After all, he died for it"
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The dead live on in the things they leave behind
Cleaning my father’s house after he died put me face-to-face with his addiction. With his things laid out as though he’d planned on getting up from the couch to live
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
The University of California settled a lawsuit filed against the UC Regents and will pay $6.45 million towards Jewish organizations, antisemitism initiatives, plaintiffs and legal fees
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UC to pay $6.45 million in antisemitism settlement
The University of California settled a lawsuit filed against the UC Regents and will pay $6.45 million towards Jewish organizations, antisemitism initiatives, plaintiffs and legal fees, according to a...
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
Caps on federal student loans contained in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” bill could deter aspiring lawyers and doctors from earning professional degrees
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Federal loan caps may deter students from pursuing professional degrees
Caps on federal student loans contained in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” bill could deter aspiring lawyers and doctors from earning professional degrees.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
After receiving a record number of applications for the 2025-26 academic year, UC Berkeley significantly increased its international admits while reducing its share of in-state acceptances by about 12% compared to last year
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As UC admits record number of in-state students, UC Berkeley sees decline
After receiving a record number of applications for the 2025-26 academic year, UC Berkeley significantly increased its international admits while reducing its share of in-state acceptances by about 12%...
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 02/08/2025
Amid ongoing litigation over grant terminations and looming potential cuts for federal science agencies in fiscal year 2026, students and professors across campus are adjusting their expectations and plans as prospects for future funding remain uncertain
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Campus researchers left uncertain amid federal funding cuts
Amid ongoing litigation over grant terminations and looming potential cuts for federal science agencies in fiscal year 2026, students and professors across campus are adjusting their expectations and…
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
SEX ON TUESDAY | “For the sake of this column and the curiosity of myself and my peers, I felt an urge to conduct personal research this past week. The prospect of a Bumble match coming over in the early afternoon for a quickie heightened my anxiety”
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I’m a busy woman … on Bumble
The quips devolved into rage bait, joking about forgetting the “rubbers” or asking about my body count. With his attitude and tardiness, combined with the stress I accumulated from a
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS | “The Daily Cal’s independence has come full circle with the July 19 editorial calling on the ASUC to resist the UC administration’s action to try to silence it. The right to free speech should not be subject to ownership”
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History of fighting for free speech
Nearly 65 years later, it is time for the ASUC to assert its independent voice against UC Berkeley.
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
A June 24 order signed by President Donald Trump will pull support from houseless outreach programs that employ “housing first” and “harm reduction” policies — approaches that lay the foundation of California’s policies toward houselessness
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Trump’s executive order cuts funds for key California houseless outreach policies
A recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump will pull support from houseless outreach programs that employ “housing first” and “harm reduction” policies — approaches that lay the…
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dailycal.bsky.social @dailycal.bsky.social · 30/07/2025
Food waste apps, such as Too Good To Go, which are designed to sell discounted “surprise bags” of surplus food, can sometimes increase waste by encouraging retailers to overproduce
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Food waste app Too Good To Go may lead to more waste, study finds
Food waste apps, such as Too Good To Go, which are designed to sell discounted “surprise bags” of surplus food, can sometimes increase waste by encouraging retailers to overproduce, according
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